Come and learn how you can make your home more sustainable. Please join us for the City of Winter Park Sustainability Program Workshop Series. Spots must be reserved.

Saturday, April 26, from 10- 11:30am at the Winter Park Community Center located at 721 W. New England Ave.

For more information call, 407-559-3364 or visit the Even Brite website at,  http://www.eventbrite.com/o/city-of-winter-park-5593791349
To register email th ecity of Winter Park at,  sustainability@cityofwinterpark.org

Come to Central Park this Saturday April 19 for the 60th Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Presented by the City of Winter Park, this fun-filled event will provide as much excitement and laughs for adults as it will for youngsters.

Children up to 10 years of age can begin lining up at 9:30 a.m. The hunt will begin promptly at 10 a.m. Children with special needs are also encouraged to join in the fun.

Over 10,000 eggs will be placed throughout Central Park. As always, children who come up empty handed will still be able to enjoy special treats at the designated candy area.

To celebrate this Easter weekend, the museum will be open of no charge to the public! Come and enjoy with the whole family.

Call for times of availability, or visit Morse Museum on their website at, http://www.morsemuseum.org.

Come to the Albin Polasek Museum and Sculpture Garden on Friday, April 18 from 10am-4pm for an Easter treat. In observance of Good Friday the Polasek Museum will be open to the public.

Visitors are encouraged to come and view the many liturgical works created by Albin Polasek including “The Victorious Christ” and “The Stations of the Cross.” Visitors will also have the opportunity to find 20 hidden traditional Ukrainian Easter eggs, or pysanky, in the historic home.

This is a FREE event. For more information call 407-647-6294, or visit the museum website at, http://www.polasek.org.

Do you snore or suffer from morning headaches, daytime sleepiness, irritability and/or memory loss? You may have sleep apnea. Join Jeffrey Lehman, MD, as he discusses available treatment options.

Join us on Tuesday, April 15, at 11:00am at the Winter Park Memorial Hospital, in the Medical Library, at 200 N. Lakemont Ave.

This is a free event, but registration is necessary. Please call 407-303-1700, or visit us on the web at, http://winterparkhospital.com.

Come to the Winter Park Public Library in the Literacy Room on the 2nd floor on Tuesday, April 15, from
11:30am- 3:30pm for free income tax preparation and help.

Contact: 407-623-3300

This Friday, April 18 enjoy one of the Winter Park Chamber’s Small Business Education Series. This seminar series is designed with small business owners and professionals in mind and provides the necessary fundamentals of, and resources for, growing and sustaining a profitable organization in our community.

Upcoming Program

Topic: Community Relations

“Community Relations: What’s the ROI?”
Presented by: Sarah Grafton, Grafton Wealth Management
Andrea Massey-Farrell, Massey Communications

Small businesses are regularly bombarded with requests for donations, sponsorship and in-kind gifts from community organizations. Unable to fulfill every request, how should one determine which opportunities will provide the best return on investment for marketing, goodwill and business development? Learn from experts who have both strategically supported businesses in their community relations initiatives and applied these techniques to see significant growth for their company.

How You Will Benefit:

• Identify ways to purposely plan for and participate in community relations activities
• Learn how to analyze philanthropic requests
• Discover business growth opportunities through community relations

The series begins with 8am Registration & Networking followed by 8:15 – 9am Program. Seminars are held in the Winter Park Welcome Center Community Room located at 151 W. Lyman Avenue, Winter Park, 32789.

The series is free for Chamber members and $10 for non-members.

Get ready for Winter Park’s ultimate foodie festival! Join the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce for the 29th Annual Taste of Winter Park presented by CenturyLink on Wednesday, April 16, 2014.

Taste of Winter Park showcases more than 40 of Central Florida’s top chefs, bakers, caterers and confectioners for a fun evening at the Winter Park Farmers’ Market. All-inclusive tickets feature unlimited samples of signature dishes, refreshing beverages and decadent desserts.

Top off the evening with live entertainment from saxophonist Johnny Mag Sax, raffle prizes and more!

Raffle Tickets Available! 

Enter the Taste of Winter Park raffle for your chance to win great prizes! Prizes include:

• An Ancient Olive and Spice & Tea Exchange gourmet basket ($300 value) featuring a variety of spices, salts, olive oils, balsamic vinegars, olives, pasta and locally produced favorites from Fat Cat Gourmet, Sunchowder’s Emporia and Jane’s Short & Sweet.
• One of two Dine Around Winter Park packages featuring gift certificates to restaurants featured at the Taste of Winter Park.

On Tuesday, April 08, at 11:15am in Central Park West Meadow, 150 N. New York Ave, the City of Winter Park and the Multifaith Education Project are proud to announce the 11th annual Trees For Peace Interfaith Tree Planting Project.

City officials will begin the ceremony at 11:30 a.m. and the program will be led by Louise Franklin Sheehy, director of the Multifaith Education Project. More than 100 students and faculty representing the Jewish Academy of Orlando, Geneva Christian School and Leaders Preparatory School will join together to plant trees for peace.

The Winter Park Public Library is giving a free income tax preparation class on Thursday, April 03, on 11:30am – 3:30pm.
Come to the Literacy Room, 2nd floor, 460 E. New England Ave.Free income tax preparation will be available at the Winter Park Public Library every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.